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Skin Cracking, What Should I Do ?

I have cracking of lips skin and tongue due to use of medications. What should I do ?
posted on Sat, 9 Jan 2010
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Identify what medications are causing them, speak to teh doctor who prescribed them and get alternate medicines. Drink plenty of water say about 10-12 glasses per day apart from other beverages, avoid tea and coffee, and the carbonated drinks.
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Certain people do get such feeling while using medications. Drink more amount of water. Can use a moisturizer externally on your skin.
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Skin Cracking, What Should I Do ?

Identify what medications are causing them, speak to teh doctor who prescribed them and get alternate medicines. Drink plenty of water say about 10-12 glasses per day apart from other beverages, avoid tea and coffee, and the carbonated drinks.